The Redemption Song to headline benefit show for cancer-striken guitarist, Nathan Schroer

News 8 Nov 13 By

The Redemption Song to headline benefit show for cancer-striken guitarist, Nathan Schroer

News 8 Nov 13 By

The Redemption Song (Strike First Records/Future Destination Records) will be performing a reunion show in Evansville at The Hatch. The show will be in support of their cancer-striken guitarist, Nathan Schroer. After being in remission for seven years, the cancer relapsed. The reunion show’s profits will go directly to the family to help with medical bills and needs. He isn’t doing very well at this point.

Tickets are only $10; you can buy yours from The Hatch’s website.

From the band:

The proceeds from this show will benefit band member Nathan Schroer and his family to help with medical bills. Nathan is battling Leukemia for the 2nd time in less than 10 years. As a Detective and a Minister, he has helped countless people. Now, he needs our help.

Nathan started his EPD career in law enforcement in 2002. He has been assigned to Motor Patrol, the Crime Prevention Unit, and the Narcotics Unit. Presently, he is assignment to the Holly’s House, where he investigates domestic violence and sex related offenses.

Nathan also played for Evansville hardcore band The Redemption Song from 2000 to 2006. He has done a lot for the scene and we’d love to be able to give back to him.

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